>The answer IMO is to put the responsibility for a persons healthcare (and a lot of other stuff) where it belongs- on the individual.
Bret, you may recall we already tried that. And we ended up with a health care system that cost more and gave poorer care than that of any other industrialized nation.
Now, like it or not, we are in the middle of an experiment, and that experiment is going to be the way things are for the rest of this decade, if not longer. ACA will not be repealed for at least three years, and it will take another three years or more to transition to whatever comes next. You might as well get used to it.
Speaking of what might come AFTER ACA, here's an observation for you: Roughly half the congressmen up for election are campaigning on a platform that includes repeal of ACA. That's about 230 candidates total, most of whom are pretty sharp individuals. Yet not a single one of these candidates has come up with any concrete proposal as to what they would replace ACA with.
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